Connor Ingram, goaltender for the Utah Hockey Club, has re-entered the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program following the death of his mother from breast cancer in December. Ingram announced his decision via social media, emphasizing the need to prioritize his health during this challenging time. He highlighted the program's resources beyond substance abuse support, advocating for mental health awareness and the importance of proper care.

Ingram, who previously took time off earlier this season, has spoken about his struggles with obsessive-compulsive disorder and the coping mechanisms he adopted. With an 8-9-4 record, a 3.27 goals-against average, and an .882 save percentage, he aims to return to the ice fully healthy. Ingram’s commitment to mental health, exemplified by his earlier receipt of the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, underscores the ongoing need for open discussions around mental wellness in sports.

Nick Schmaltz's shootout goal propelled the Utah Hockey Club to a thrilling 5-4 victory against the Washington Capitals. Early in the match, Josh Doan and Michael Carcone scored in quick succession, providing Utah with a strong lead. Dylan Guenther also contributed with a goal and an assist.

Despite a strong performance from the Capitals, including two goals from Tom Wilson and three assists from Alex Ovechkin, they fell short, marking a tough stretch with three losses in their last five. In goal, Connor Ingram faced an injury, leading to Karel Vejmelka stepping in and making crucial saves in both regulation and the shootout, helping secure the win for Utah.

In a tense overtime clash, Sidney Crosby led the Pittsburgh Penguins to a thrilling 3-2 victory against the Utah Hockey Club on Wednesday night. Crosby's decisive goal arrived just before the four-minute mark in overtime, following a slick drop pass from Cody Glass. This win ended Pittsburgh's three-game losing streak, showcasing goals from Marcus Pettersson and Erik Karlsson during regulation.

Utah's Mikhail Sergachev and Michael Carcone contributed to the scoreboard, with Sergachev striking first with a power-play goal. Despite their efforts, Utah remained in sixth place in the Central Division.

Cole Perfetti made headlines with his first NHL hat trick, guiding the Winnipeg Jets to a decisive 5-2 win against the Utah Hockey Club at Canada Life Centre. The standout performance was complemented by Nikolaj Ehlers reaching a career milestone of 500 points, providing an assist on Perfetti's final goal. David Gustafsson also found the net for the Jets. Utah's Barrett Hayton and Nick Schmaltz managed to score, including a power-play goal by Schmaltz, but it wasn’t enough to offset Winnipeg's offensive pressure. Connor Hellebuyck anchored the Jets' defense with 17 saves, while Connor Ingram faced a barrage of shots, stopping 25. Perfetti's hat trick snapped a 14-game goal drought, showcasing the Jets' offensive resurgence just as they prepare for a matchup against the Calgary Flames.

Cole Perfetti achieved his first NHL hat trick, propelling the Winnipeg Jets to a solid 5-2 victory over the Utah Hockey Club. The young forward's performance was a highlight in a match where Nikolaj Ehlers notched three points, hitting the 500-point milestone in his career and assisting Perfetti's final goal. David Gustafsson added to the scoreline for the Jets. Utah's Barrett Hayton and Nick Schmaltz found the net twice, but it wasn't enough to keep pace with Winnipeg's offensive barrage. Winnipeg's Connor Hellebuyck made 17 saves, while Connor Ingram stopped 25 shots for Utah. The Jets maintained pressure throughout the game, demonstrating resilience even after Utah made efforts to equalize. Upcoming matches see Winnipeg facing the Calgary Flames, while Utah prepares to meet the Senators.